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TermHQ v0.2.10

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 28 Sep 05:45

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.9

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 26 Sep 03:55

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.8

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 24 Sep 09:43

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.7

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 21 Sep 03:26

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.6

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 11 Sep 13:22

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.5

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 10 Sep 23:34

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.4

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 09 Sep 13:31

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not signed with a verified publisher certificate. macOS uses an ad-hoc bundle signature and is not notarized; Gatekeeper approval is still required. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning. Installation guidance: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.3

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 08 Sep 22:06

Fixes the incomplete macOS app bundle signature in v0.2.2 that caused “TermHQ is damaged and can’t be opened.” The complete macOS bundle is now ad-hoc signed and its signature is verified during release builds.

macOS (Apple silicon): Download TermHQ_0.2.3_aarch64.dmg, open it, and replace TermHQ in Applications. Settings and saved workspaces are preserved. This release is not Apple-notarized: after the first launch is blocked, open System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, then confirm.

Windows: Installers are included to keep the updater version consistent. Windows functionality is unchanged; the installer still shows a SmartScreen warning.

Voice dictation needs a speech model: open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

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TermHQ v0.2.2

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 08 Sep 13:57

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not code-signed. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning and macOS needs Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Both are expected, and the steps are here: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings

TermHQ v0.2.1

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@gAlexander77 gAlexander77 released this 07 Sep 21:17

Installers for Windows and macOS (Apple silicon) are attached below. Linux is not published yet.

Voice dictation needs a speech model, which is not bundled — open Settings → Voice and download one on first use.

These builds are not code-signed. Windows shows a SmartScreen warning and macOS needs Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. Both are expected, and the steps are here: https://termhq.dev/docs/installation/#why-the-install-warnings